रतौली ले चूरुलूम बनायो

 "Rateuli" is a traditional Nepali folk song that holds a special place in Nepali weddings. It is a lively and energetic song that is commonly performed during wedding celebrations. The word "Rateuli" refers to a traditional round-shaped container made of bamboo or metal, used to carry food items or offerings.

During the wedding, the Rateuli song is performed by a group of women, usually friends and relatives of the bride or groom. The women form a circle, holding hands and swaying to the rhythm of the song. They sing and dance joyfully, creating a festive atmosphere.

The lyrics of the Rateuli song often revolve around themes of love, marriage, and blessings for the newlywed couple. The song expresses well-wishes, happiness, and a sense of togetherness. It is accompanied by traditional musical instruments like madal (a drum) and jhyali (a cymbal), adding to the lively ambiance.

The Rateuli performance is a cherished moment in Nepali weddings, symbolizing unity, celebration, and the beginning of a new chapter in the couple's life. It brings people together, encourages participation, and adds cultural richness to the overall wedding festivities.